Trainer to face two charges at RAD Board
Geelong trainer Kelvin Bourke will front the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board on two charges relating to a prohibited substance being detected in one of his horses.
Can’t Refuse returned positive tests to phenylbutazone and its metabolite oxyphenbutazone, an anti-inflammatory, in both pre-race and post-race blood samples taken when he ran at Sandown in July.
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The gelding finished last in the 1800m race, almost 40 lengths from the winner Scholarly.
A date for the RAD Board hearing has yet to be finalised.
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